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... Road, Sunderland—injuries to arm and ■hock. Miss Mary Levan, South Terrace. Wallaend —injuries to both legs. Edward Prinatesta, Chichester Street, Gateshead—injuries to foot and back. Norman Prinatesta, same address—injuries arm and leg. Catherine Prinat ...
... Medicine Houses. Loudon Depot, 150, Oxford Street. Wholbsali Aeinrs ßarclay Sons, London, and all the Wholesale Houses. Belfast—Grattan A Co., Chemists • Dr. Ball A Co., 21, Donegall Place ; Clarke A M'Mullan wl Dobbin A Co., 45 mid 47, North Street: J. &J. ...
... Mary DalzeU, aged 11, Grattan Street, school* flrl, suffering from injury to knee; Patrick agon, aged 11, 17, Balaclava Street, schoolboy, general contusions ; John Ends, aged 17, 34, Oldpark Road, labourer, injury to arm; and John Murphy, aged 60, 46, ...
... therefor© on the side of tho ** dexter right hand. Ulster King-at- Arms is the only authority in Ireland to decide matters of this kind, and in Burke’s ** General Armoury describes the arms oi Ulster as Or, cross gules inescutcheon argent charged with dexter ...
... Recorder yesterday. The appellant was Alexander Grattan. Girobank Drive, Belfast, who had been convicted of stealing tools, the property of Messrs. e, Springfield Road. I* was stated at previous hearing that Grattan bad made mistake in Reading before the Resident ...
... Green-Street and Grattan-Slreet GRATTAN-ST R K E T. All the lots the East side of Grattan-Street, numbered respectively on the plans I, 2, 3, 4. and 5. 1 lans, conditions ot Letting, and forms of Tender, roav be had on application at my Office. _ JOHN BATES, own ...
... Firework Committee be ap a deputation to wait on the Right Rev. Cornelia essa, vir Dd Professors Andrews, James Thomso res John Grattan, Esq., and request them to co¢ MARIOR arrangements ic hibiting the electric light in such places as may | 0. lected.” 1k ...
... Several women gathered by the front Mr. John Budd. Mr. Merrlfleld’s solicitor, arrived later and went Inside to confer with his client. Shortly after five p.m., Mr. Merrifleld. dressed In brown trousers, a yellow cardigan, and In shirtsleeves, walked Into the ...
... BOM PAT A, Africa. in March BORDA. tor *v. 27. PBBCOS, for John, tell Mar«i> 27. CARDIGAN SHIRR, Guidon l ...
... Ireland is ceasing sneer, and the other day the young (xiadeau Galway gave three cheers for the North. Captain Whits, Mr, John MacNcill, Sir Roger Casement, apostles of the ideal Nationalism, acting independently the official Home Enlcrs, have asked ...
... ed his The Serceant-aT-ARMs sai d:—Yeoman Us! m who in James Thomas Earl of Cardigan. wdigan The Noble Lord was accordingly called in, and Lord- His Grace the Lorp Hicu Strewarp, addressi ighting said—James Thomas Earl of Cardigan, you have t ; Ibe- dicted ...
... —P.A, Dead Sir Nicholas Grattan-Doyle, Conservative M.P. tor Newcastle-on-Tyne North from 1918 until April, 194f1. died London last nigh!, aged 78. He had been ill for a considerable time. Sir Nicholas was the third son of John Doyle, of Ballyroe House ...